Chan Kok Leong
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PKR’s IT man to sue Selangor rep over ‘tampering’ claims
Alvin Teoh arrested over allegations of tampering with tablets used in party’s chaotic elections in Julau.
‘Edi Rejang’ says sorry to beer promoter, Malaysians
Man seen harassing promoter at a hypermarket in 45-second clip which has since gone viral.
Sarawak coalition GPS' registration approved, says Muhyiddin
Registrar of Societies to issue letter soon, says home minister.
Manufacturing foreign direct investments tripled, says govt
FDI for January-September 2018 is RM48.8 billion, compared with last year's RM14 billion.
Road ahead lies in the centre for PKR
Biggest Pakatan Harapan party in Parliament must improve its image after fractious elections and convince the public Anwar Ibrahim is fit to be next PM.
Anwar-Azmin combo leads new PKR line-up
Party election results for 2018-2021 announced at 13th congress today.
One-member, one-vote system should apply to top posts only, says Nik Nazmi
Outgoing Youth chief says it may be time for PKR to take a look at how its polls are conducted
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Umno gets first real chance to turn tide in Rantau
After losing one and sitting out two by-elections, the Malay party is in sore need of a win if it is to raise morale.
End your feud, PKR member tells Azmin, Rafizi
A PKR Perlis representative says the chaotic party elections had severely damaged the party's image.
PKR advisory role for Wan Azizah
Delegates have agreed to create the post for former president, who had led the party for 20 years.
Wan Azizah edits final speech as PKR president, says past is past
It doesn't help to dwell on the past, says outgoing PKR president.
PKR may field new face in Rantau, says Anwar
PKR president-elect declines to say if Rafizi Ramli is a likely choice.
We have to be better than BN, says Wan Azizah
The outgoing party president gave a teary-eyed farewell speech.
How far can ICERD go?
Convention obliges countries that implement positive discrimination policies to only use it where warranted.
Cabinet decision on abolishing death penalty stands
De facto law minister says Putrajaya will relook details, but won't change mind.
